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After a few hundred meters of dirt road you will find the Etruscan village. This open-air museum is a reconstruction in wood, earth and vegetable fibre. In the center is the altar where lightning often strikes. The Etruscans respected nature and storms and atmospheric events were sacred, perhaps for this reason they had chosen this place to live. The name 'Bibele' derives from the word bibere which means 'to drink', in fact there were many sources of water here.

Small oratory in the countryside of Castel Guelfo, towards Medicina.

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Castel Guelfo di Bologna is a town in the Bologna area, known for its medieval castle. It also offers food and wine tours in the surrounding countryside and the Municipal Archaeological Museum.

Monte del Re is a hill of 345 meters located in the municipality of Bologna. From here you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city and the surrounding hills. It is a destination for hikers and cyclists, but also for families who want to spend a day outdoors.

In a municipality full of splendid painted walls, a tribute to the favorite sport in these parts could not be missing: cycling. On the wall of a house, Fausto Coppi, the Campionissimo, and Luciano Pezzi, ex partisan, road cyclist and Italian sports manager are depicted. Known for being Marco Pantani's mentor and friend, Pezzi was a good professional in the 1950s. In his last years, Pezzi lived in Dozza, where a youth race is still held in his memory.

The Fonte Fegatella is one of the symbols most loved by the castellans. As the name itself suggests, the source, thanks to its salt-chromium-ionic water (high in bromine and iodine) has healing powers linked to liver health. These powers were discovered way back in 1337, when it is said of a herd of sheep seriously ill with liver disease who, by drinking the water of the Fegatella, returned to health. These properties of the Fegatella water were also studied and listed thanks to tests carried out by university professors present in the city during the seven months of the transfer of the Bolognese university headquarters to Castel San Pietro following the papal interdict on Bologna. ... The main temple monument dates back to the early 1950s, erected by the then independent healthcare company. Subject to interventions and renovations several times, in recent times the source has acquired a second tap towards the Lungo Sillaro park, on the other side of the road. (Source: https://prolococastelsanpietroterme.it/it/monumento/fonte-fegatella-fegatella-source/ )